Attic floor plan in the existing building

I would rotate
Bathroom to the sewage
Dressing room and bedroom to the gable, but don’t use the dressing room as a trapped room, rather the bedroom. Remove 2 doors to the bathroom. It only causes embarrassing situations

Thank you.
I have already thought about that too.

In my eyes, it would have the disadvantage that the bathroom becomes narrower and only has a skylight. But I will try to find time today to draw that.

That’s confusing. Hipped roof and then windows in the wall?

Please post photos from outside.

I even have drawings from outside. Are attached.
I hope the order is right:
Front
Back
Right
Left

Swap bedroom and dressing room. Bedroom has no window.

Trapped dressing rooms are always advised against here in the forum for reasons I understand. But of course, you could leave out the wall. My thought was, in a room with only a bed, you actually stay there mainly just to sleep.

Please align all floor plans the same way.
Take pictures vertically
Measure all positions - of course also purlins and chimneys in the middle of the room, as well as windows, other projections, etc. Mark where sanitary connections could be possible.

As it is, it’s torture.

I will also try to implement that again. Although the positions are always only approximate because I lack reference points.

Is there no plan of the bungalow?

Well. Not for the attic. For the ground floor, the original plans from the 70s which were no longer up to date when purchased and are almost completely illegible after being photocopied.

Thank you very much. OK, understood. You have a gable roof and the extension has a hipped roof. On the plan, the roof pitch is at least 40 degrees. Please measure it. I can't imagine that the execution was simply done with 10 degrees less. If the plan already exists, take photos that can be used. It's not that difficult. Take them with a flash. The shadows are awful. Please label the walls with North, South, West, and East. That gives a better idea. Plan documents should have a north arrow. North should be at the top.

OK understood. You have a gable roof and the extension has a hip roof.
The plan shows at least a 40 degree roof pitch. Please measure that. I can't imagine that in the execution they simply made it 10 degrees less.

If you already have the plan, take photos that can be used. It's not that hard. Take them with a flash. The shadows are terrible.

Please label the walls with North, South, West, and East. That gives a better idea.

Should I do it again? It will just take a bit, these are all photos I had on my phone, that's why.

I also have such photos (with shadows) of the roof angle. Although you're right, it could also be 40, I'd have to check again with a protractor.

I also have to ask about the cardinal directions at home.

The views are not that important, I saw what I wanted to see.

But the roof pitch should be accurate to the degree. It is probably specified somewhere in the plan. Because then neither the knee wall nor the 2 m line is correct.

In the floor plan, which is often photographed, include the north arrow.

Have you changed anything about the windows compared to the views?

A bedroom without a window is not allowed.

If you want solid help here, you will have to update the ground floor plan to the current state and post it here.

Should I do it again? It will just take a bit, these are all photos I had on my phone, that's why.

No

I would also have such photos (with shadows) from the roof angle. Although you are right, it could also be 40, I would then have to look again with a protractor.

A protractor is a good idea. Although usually the roof pitch is entered in the section. If you want to do yourself and us a favor, take the section from the plan and draw in the 1 m and 2 m lines. Should be no problem at a scale of 1:100.

I would also have to ask about the cardinal directions at home.

That can wait.

The area above the extension has no window and also not really a height suitable for living purposes. But it is certainly suitable as a storage room. How is the roof currently developed?

The views are not so important, I saw what I wanted to see. But the roof pitch should be exact to the degree. It is probably specified somewhere in the plan. Because otherwise neither the knee wall nor the 2 m line matches. In the floor plan, which is often photographed, add the north arrow. Have you changed anything about the windows compared to the views? A bedroom without a window is not allowed. If you want qualified help here, you will have to bring the ground floor plan up to date and post it here.

Thank you. The area above the extension has no window and also not really a height suitable for living purposes. But it is quite suitable as a storage room. How is the roof currently developed?

No, neither the north arrow, nor the roof pitch, nor the position of the windows above are marked, otherwise it would be easier for me too. I did not know about the bedroom. I am still not clear why the ground floor plan is necessary. The rooms are laid out as shown, why is it important what exact size they have? The exterior dimensions in my drawing are basically taken from the plan. We have not changed the windows. I have now attached the current layout with the respective interior dimensions. Even if I do not understand why, for us it is useless like this. Small mistake, the lower beam is of course 3.60 m from the wall. The roof is actually measured with the protractor at 40 degrees. While the 2 meter line is measured in practice relative to the window, likewise the current knee wall in bathroom is 1.10 m, so the 1 meter line should roughly fit as well.